Here is the East Bay Voice review of Equus, the play I am doing lighting for. It is really too bad that you guys aren’t going to see it if you don’t already have tickets. As of the night of our open dress rehearsal (Wed), the Thursday, Friday, and Saturday shows were sold out. There were only 20 pre-sale tickets left for the Sunday matinee left. And this was before the review was published.
I am only running the lights. I do add to the show but my job only started last Sunday. I can’t lay claim to more than a small fraction of the power this play produces. I am very proud to be a part of it, even if it is a supporting role.
I don’t know if I will work on other plays. I don’t know if I have energy. This is talking about everything extra I have with all the other stuff going on in my life. I feel like I am just barely able to show up and do my part. But I do feel I can support the work these people do. I am glad of the connection I have with them even if it is only for this short time. This attitude is something new for me. I cherish my ability to have it.
Boo! it’s Kimmi
You have an LJ! *I* have an LJ! I’m adding you. Spending the time together in the booth these last five days has been really excellent.
Besides… sooner or later, I need a re-match of the “box” game, so I can kick your ass this time. *grins*
Re: Boo! it’s Kimmi
It was all first time luck. A lot of the time I win the first games and then lose badly afterwards. Maybe that is why I don’t like to play games much. I will give it a try, do really well and avoid catching the losing streak.
I am one of those annoying people that win all your money and then leave the table not giving you a chance to win it back. My motto is always quit when you are ahead.
Bwahhhahhaaaahaaa